Fall in Love with the Calchaquíes Valleys
You’ll enjoy a journey that has everything from: spectacular and changing landscapes, scenic routes, historic towns, ancestral cultural heritage, traditional cuisine, high-altitude wineries, provincial reserves and national parks. These unique valleys can be found in three provinces: Salta, Catamarca and Tucumán.
Departing from the city of Salta, and between the picturesque towns of Cachi, Seclantás and Cafayate you will discover Cuesta del Obispo, Los Cardones National Park, Las Flechas Ravine and Las Conchas Ravine.
The province of Catamarca is home to the town of Santa María, known as the capital of the Calchaquíes Valleys. This destination is a must if you want to visit archeological sites and discover the culture of the timeless Yokaviles.
From San Miguel de Tucumán, through the jungle of the yungas, you will reach the towns of El Mollar, Tafí del Valle and Amaicha, where you can practice adventure sports, go hiking, rest or visit protected nature areas.
Where: in the Calchaquíes Valleys, from La Poma (Salta) to Punta de Balasto (Catamarca) along National Route 40, and from the Quilmes Mountains to the Aconquija Mountains (Tucumán) along Provincial Route 307.
When: all year round.
Live other adventures
Sail with the Most Beautiful Dolphins in the World
Touch meteorites at Campo del Cielo
Get away to the solitary beaches of the Atlantic Coast
Cycle through the yungas of Tucumán
Paddle amidst the Delta islands
Travel the mythical Route 40
Tour the Iberá Wetlands on a gondola-style canoe
Sail the Waters of the End of the World
From the Gorge to the Yungas
Hike the magical trails of El Chaltén
Get to know the traditions of indigenous communities
Go kayaking down the Patagonian steppe rivers
Go sandboarding on the great dunes of Catamarca
Walk around Sierra de la Ventana
Live the magic of the rainforest
Paddle the great rivers of the Littoral
Discover the Animals of the Iberá
Discover Martian Landscapes
Sail along the Paraná River under the full moon
Find Argentina’s Private Nature Reserves
Camp at Patagonia
Go rafting at the Atuel Canyon
Feel the Force of Iguazú River
Camp in a Unique Palm Grove
Explore the trails of the End of the World
Travel the Andes on horseback
Live a Patagonian road trip
Look for and watch birds in the Littoral
Meet the Andean Condors
Paddle the lakes of Patagonia
Discover the Patagonian steppe on foot
Walk between Millenary Larch Trees
Go horseback riding through the valleys, forests and mountains of Tierra del Fuego
Scuba Dive in the Argentine Sea
Reach the sky by train
Go on a Photographic Safari in Gran Chaco
Visit a Prehistoric Forest
Travel backwards in time to the Cueva de las Manos
Explore one of the planet’s largest salt flats
Go Snorkeling with Sea Lions
Go birdwatching in the south of Entre Ríos
Ride through dreamlike mountains
Travel Back to the Origins of the Earth
Meet the Southern Right Whales
Fly over the mountains of Córdoba
Feel the immensity of Perito Moreno Glacier
Reach the top of the highest peaks
Meet South American tapirs at Urugua-í Provincial Park
Go kayaking through the Iberá Wetlands
Travel to the Stars
Find the Wild Side of Buenos Aires
